Tampa Premises Liability


Tampa premises liability lawyer for injuries on unsafe property

Property owners have a duty to keep their premises reasonably safe. When they do not, and you are hurt as a result, Alanah McGuire helps you hold them accountable.

  • Serving all of Florida — no office visit required
  • Free case review
  • No recovery, no fee
  • Answered any hour, every time

01 — The reality

What counts as a premises-liability claim

Premises liability is broader than a slip and fall. It includes negligent security that allows an assault, swimming-pool incidents, falling merchandise, broken railings, and dangerous conditions an owner should have repaired.

The core question is the same: did the property owner create or ignore a dangerous condition they had a duty to address? Showing that takes evidence and a clear understanding of Florida premises law.

Insurers for property owners and management companies defend these claims aggressively, often blaming the injured person. That is exactly why having your own advocate matters.

Your side of the case


What Alanah does on a premises liability claim

  • Investigates the condition that injured you and who was responsible for it
  • Preserves video, maintenance records, and prior-complaint history
  • Works to establish the owner’s duty and how it was breached
  • Documents your injuries and full losses
  • Pursues the property owner, manager, or other responsible party

Right now


What to do after an injury on unsafe property

  • Report the incident to the owner or manager in writing if you can
  • Photograph the hazard and the surrounding area
  • Identify witnesses and any security cameras nearby
  • Get medical care and keep all documentation
  • Call AM Law for a free review of whether you have a claim

Not sure if you have a claim? Find out for free.

Tell us what happened. You'll get a straight answer — fast, at no cost and no obligation.

Free Case Review
  • Reach the firm at (727) 667-7044
  • No recovery, no fee
  • A real attorney on your case

02 — Don’t wait

There is a deadline on your claim

Most Florida premises-negligence claims must be filed within two years of the injury under the 2023 reform (HB 837). Claims involving a government property can carry separate notice deadlines — another reason to call early.

Please verify before relying on this: Florida's injury-claim deadlines changed with the 2023 reform (HB 837) and depend on the facts of your case. This page is general information, not legal advice — confirm your specific deadline with the firm.

Hurt in a premises liability incident? Let’s talk.

Free case review, no upfront cost, and a firm that keeps you answered — with a real attorney on your case.

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  • Reach the firm at (727) 667-7044
  • No recovery, no fee
  • Answered any hour